Perjury and family dispute echo in court and metal trade award
A lengthy court session covers a desertion case, custody bid, and religious upbringing questions. Separately Judge Breyer discusses a metal trades award shaping wages, payroll, and apprenticeship terms affecting up to 10,000 employers and workers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brey
Wiley
Ris
Conmalidabert
Une
Industria
Aeiab- Hahroenta
Tix Menorwat
Manuka Wreck Survivors Return as Crew Paid Off
Wreck survivors from the Manuka are being paid off by the ship’s company. The incident occurred near the rocks between Duredity and The Chet with the vessel stuck ashore yesterday. The bee carrier carried 1 people including the captain and elderly passengers unable to walk to the shore. The crew were to be paid off today and most would be transported to their homes in Dunedin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Dunedin
AS Am
Vie Mauls
Duredity
Hoss Chirk
Resis Henke
Wellingtos
Torelle
Missing From Home Mother and Daughter Declared Absent
An article describes a mother and her child missing from Wareil area. It notes the mother’s description as pale and freckled with specific clothing including a straw hat and lawn stockings. Authorities request information on their whereabouts and the case is being investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maeriona
Wareil
Bradford Tour and Textile Trade Talk in Bradford Fostered by Australia
Australian High Commissioner in London discusses textile duties and manufacturing capacity with Bradford officials. William Graham, President of the Board of Trade, considers impact on West Yorkshire trade and the possibility of boosting export of textiles beyond Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mertioe
Comumana
West Yorkshire
Board of Trade
William Graham
Graham
London
Teena
British coal trade aims and wartime policy outlined
London reports describe government aims to keep Britain competitive in European coal markets postwar by raising coal prices and limiting imports. Authorities argue higher coal costs would boost wages and reduce consumption of oil fuels, though critics fear increased living costs and worker hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Trading Fund Private Orders Reported By Defence Minister
The Defence Minister and Mr A E Green visited the Bavall Arms Factory promising funding from the trading fund to secure orders for government arms. Green outlined plans to advance production of a guarded rifle and related gear, asserting readiness to push manufacture through public funds and prior arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defence
A E. Green
Bavall
Amg Inte
Runaway Car Plucks Up Girl in Goulburn
A runaway car incident in Goulburn involving Laura Chuck from North Goulburn occurred on a Wednesday near Saltal'tn Central. The event details are unclear in the clipped text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Chuck
North Goulburs
Os Saltal'tn Centon
King and Queen Dine as Prince Visits Art School
An overnight account reports King and Queen dining with the Prince of Wales and visiting an art college in St Pancras. The Prince spoke with students as they sketched, offering encouragement and shared conversation during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fed Ue Art School of the Working Mor
Collegn
St Pafcres
Tyr Mom
Itn
Gree
Prince
Rene
Spit Bridge Traffic Ends Year With Record Counts
Traffic totals show December 4 ending period with 45 588 vehicles and revenue of 1908 pounds 14 shillings 3 pence. Figures reflect toll operation after adjustments and near year-end performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tall and Himpi
Tiveme Fy
Son of Judge Faces Fraud Charge in London
The document reports a man named Joan Ernest Pickburn, described as a married man claiming to be the son of an Australian pilot killed in the war, is charged with fraud in London. He appeared on a charge related to official impersonation and attempted financial backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Brinta Coles
Miedtier
Garetion
Lawrence Cohen
Linia
Linia Between Her His Head and Her Cell, As Operave
Winder
Seeems
England
Ernest Carmote
Bheridan
Prowihsiena
Qgreen
Joan Ernest Pickburn
America
Aly
Promising Two Year Old Sire and Dam in Evening Ward
The article notes a promising two year old in Mornington area with early training and potential for racing or shows. Breeder and ownership details are sparse but indicate ongoing development and expected performances. Stakes and dates are not clearly provided in the readable text.
Thanked Constable Fine for Assault In Downtown Row
A report from December 3 notes Constable Awasbrick saying the Potent struck him a blow on the jaw during a disturbance. The incident ended with a fine imposed amid tense confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunstree
Lawrenten Kab
Luteorer Mal HS
Onur
Awasbrick
de Potent
Ari
Femarie
Hr GM
Unclear OCR passage summarizes local reporting
Fragmentary text mentions emergency room and unidentified officials in a dated context. Names and places are unreadable. The remainder is garbled, offering no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize.
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Brush Craftemen
Thomas Debele & Co .Lv
Lender
Aeree Ean Sormam Baker & Lowgmarit
Bodnap
Melieurns
Wellinne
ONOTO
Viorel
Ades
Metal Trades
Beeby Award
Owen
Cody
Beck
Peter Fricay
Chattina
Lndusttien
Lhelsferpeny
Dale
Joanu- Hin Oor
Inerraan
Nya
Wippes
Etplorers Ad
Crewe
Camperll
Ian
Campbell
Bern
Withem
Peru
Ageinel
Manuka Wreck
Bradford
Sir G. Ryrie
Tursday
Birtranville
Wma Fareitinr
Willy
Rte
Lee Basloesa
Australia
Commons
British Coal
Neue” Special
Lithoow, Wedinsiay
WWE
Plucky Girl
Goulburn
Prisce
Specopl
Wales
Randwick
Ph Hallwick
Healim
Waaheype
Tureday
Melboumne Wm
Mira Donna
Lied
Garnier
Wade
Uva
Miller
OSA
Riaeine
Ineetio
the Gramophone Co., Ltd
Pitt Street
Sydneys
Constable
Lava
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